how to instal multiple packet

Asked by Bl4ck_@rt

how to install multiple packages in a folder lfscript4revision12/script/blfs__uncecked .examples , there are several scripts like acl, kdenetwork, etc. my question is how to include scripts ". / lf .... -Bux kdebase acl etc" or how ,need help

I've tried with the desktop, now I want to try without the desktop, I mean how the script ". / lfscript ....." if not using desktop (kde, gnome, etc), but only use Shell script?

how to change the "bash #" to "name @ root #" in the terminal ?

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Best Marcel van den Boer (synthehol) said :
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(1)
Use quotes around the package names to build multiple packages at once:

./lfscript -Bux "package1 package2 package3 ..."

Note that scripts in the "unchecked" folder are... Well, unchecked. They might not work properly.

(2)
If you do not want to install a graphical environment, simply do not specify one:

./lfscript -B (or './lfscript -Bu' if you already have built some packages)

This will only build an "LFS" system, without a desktop environment.

(3)
The environment variable that determines the bash prompt on a local machine is "PS1".

You can Google "bash prompt" to find a lot of good resources on this subject.

Once you have settled for a prompt, you can save it by adding it to the .bashrc file on your system:

cat >> ~/.bashrc < "EOF"
export PS1="<your prompt here>"
EOF

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Bl4ck_@rt (denzellive) said :
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Thanks Marcel van den Boer, that solved my question.